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Static guarding, mobile patrol, crowd control, cash in transit, and alarm monitoring carry different appetite.
State security licensing frequently requires insurance as a condition of licence.
Whether staff may physically intervene materially changes how the risk is assessed.
Covers commonly discussed
The conversation centres on claims arising from intervention itself, which standard liability wordings frequently exclude.
The baseline cover, but standard wordings commonly exclude assault, which is central to security work.
Cover for allegations arising from restraint or removal, generally requiring specific wording.
Claims that a guard or monitoring service failed to act are addressed separately.
Common questions
Use the first conversation to clarify documents, timing, fees where relevant, and the policy terms that need checking before advice, quote, renewal, or claims-support steps.
Public liability with wording that addresses assault and wrongful detention is usually central, alongside licensing requirements that vary by state. Cover depends on eligibility, underwriting, and the policy terms.
Frequently not. Assault is a common exclusion in general liability wordings, which is why security operators are usually reviewed on specialist terms.
How subcontractors are treated varies by policy and is a normal thing to clarify, since much of the industry operates through subcontracting.
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